Town Residential celebrates anniversary with Meatpacking fete: PHOTOS
December 12, 2012 01:00PM
By Guelda Voien
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Floating light spheres filled the rooftop pool (credit: Town Residential)
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An electric violinist welcomed guest arrivals to TOWN’s Holiday Event (credit: Town Residential)
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Jason Binn, founder, DuJour Media and Nicole Oge, senior vice president of marketing at Town (credit: Town Residential)
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Town’s Danny Davis and wife Lisa (credit: Town Residential)
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From left: Jenene Ronick, founder and CEO, Luxury Attaché; Andrew Heiberger, founder and CEO of Town and Town's Nicole Oge (credit: Town Residential)
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Town Representatives Dana Power and Shelby Corl (credit: Town Residential)
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The hotel’s Marble Lane restaurant was cleared out to make room for the event (credit: Town Residential)
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From left: Lary Goldblatt and Evan Dennie of Town (credit: Town Residential)
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Town’s Filippa Edberg-Manuel and guest (credit: Town Residential)
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From left: Thor Equities' Joe Sitt and Bert Dweck, Itzy Garay and Ty Havlioglu of Town (credit: Town Residential)
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Town Representatives Paul Macapagal, Evan Dennie and Betty Fernandez (credit: Town Residential)
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The Gus Fafalios Band (credit: Town Residential)
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The Gus Fafalios Band (credit: Town Residential)
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Emma Maitland, Wendy Maitland, managing director of sales at Town and Town SVP Brett Miles (credit: Town Residential)
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The Gus Fafalios Band (credit: Town Residential)
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“As I’ve told the press, our business plan is working,” Town Residential CEO Andrew Heiberger told the crowd at his firm’s holiday blowout Monday evening at the Dream Downtown Hotel in the Meatpacking District. The party, which spanned multiple floors of the glitzy hotel at 355 West 16th Street and was catered by Dream’s Marble Lane restaurant, certainly seemed evidence of that.
Representatives for Town said 1,000 people were expected to attend the party, which coincided exactly with the firm’s second anniversary. Town is on track to do $1 billion in transaction volume by the end of the year, Heiberger said.
The lavish surroundings seemed to confirm Town’s transition from fledgling firm to established real estate brokerage. Brokers and their clients mingled over Italian food at the hotel’s pool, which was lit with colorful bulbs.
Guests included developer Joe Sitt, whose Thor Equities has helped finance Town, the brokerage’s executive ranks, and a healthy smattering of the real estate media.
Town will open its seventh and eighth Manhattan offices in Soho and Gramercy Park early next year, the brokerage announced last month.
